Oh how I laughed.....
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TonyHetherington said:
Bet you'd have laughed halfway through 2008 if Brawn (wasn't it Honda, then?) said "we'll win both titles next year" too?
Stranger things have happened.
true enough, however, last year was down to a unique set of circumstances.Stranger things have happened.
even if next years car is good, I think Rosburg is more likely to do the business
Wanta996Gotta said:
stuttgartmetal said:
brawns flat out on next years car, and almost given up on this one, i reckon
Sounds like what Ferrari did last year and what good has it done them this year?The Ferrari is fast, faster than the McLaren, its just the drivers are twotting it up.
Both superfast at Silverstone.
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Edited by stuttgartmetal on Friday 23 July 14:39
TonyHetherington said:
Bet you'd have laughed halfway through 2008 if Brawn (wasn't it Honda, then?) said "we'll win both titles next year" too?
Stranger things have happened.
I would have been doubtful and you're right it was totally out of the blue, although Red Bull were hot on their tails after the halfway point.Stranger things have happened.
I just think Mr Schumacher should give up and accept he just doesn't have it anymore. Nico is consistently faster than his team mate and if today's free practice is anything to go by, Schumacher is 6.7 seconds off the pace on a track he knows very, very well in wet weather......which he is meant to be the master at.
M-J-B said:
TonyHetherington said:
Bet you'd have laughed halfway through 2008 if Brawn (wasn't it Honda, then?) said "we'll win both titles next year" too?
Stranger things have happened.
I would have been doubtful and you're right it was totally out of the blue, although Red Bull were hot on their tails after the halfway point.Stranger things have happened.
I just think Mr Schumacher should give up and accept he just doesn't have it anymore. Nico is consistently faster than his team mate and if today's free practice is anything to go by, Schumacher is 6.7 seconds off the pace on a track he knows very, very well in wet weather......which he is meant to be the master at.
2nd practice and there is not much in it.
TVR Moneypit said:
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He has every chance.
Fittipaldi and Andretti were both still doing the business in CART well into their 50's.
CARTs hardly F1 though is it? neither andretti or Fittipaldi had the fitness at 50 to cut it at the back, let alone the front of F1 these days with the work level/rate required. Look at Sakon wotshisface at Brit GP, hes a young hot shoe and was knackered after a few laps!He has every chance.
Fittipaldi and Andretti were both still doing the business in CART well into their 50's.
i wouldnt underestimate MS as hes a wily old sod (polite version
) but i cant see him being a regular podium placer next season and no chance this season. The Safety Car driver has more chance this season in my opinion..., in fact i reckon its more competitve than the errant Merc F1 offering although 'Britney' doesnt struggle as badly with it as 'Pops' SchumacherSRT77 said:
M-J-B said:
TonyHetherington said:
Bet you'd have laughed halfway through 2008 if Brawn (wasn't it Honda, then?) said "we'll win both titles next year" too?
Stranger things have happened.
I would have been doubtful and you're right it was totally out of the blue, although Red Bull were hot on their tails after the halfway point.Stranger things have happened.
I just think Mr Schumacher should give up and accept he just doesn't have it anymore. Nico is consistently faster than his team mate and if today's free practice is anything to go by, Schumacher is 6.7 seconds off the pace on a track he knows very, very well in wet weather......which he is meant to be the master at.
2nd practice and there is not much in it.
Nico is still ahead

Qualifying and Sunday will be interesting and this is his chance to show those of us who aren't sure if he's got what it takes.
Much as I don't like him, I'd never write him off.
If they have the car next year, no sane person would ever say he doesn't have the talent....
Actually I'd quite like to see him do well IF and only IF, for virtually the first time in his career, he and his team-mate were given both equal equipment and equal opportunity to win.
If they have the car next year, no sane person would ever say he doesn't have the talent....
Actually I'd quite like to see him do well IF and only IF, for virtually the first time in his career, he and his team-mate were given both equal equipment and equal opportunity to win.
M-J-B said:
Because they do.
If you have an opinion on the subject please post it
I would in one of the existing threads..If you have an opinion on the subject please post it

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Anyhow carry on super quoting

TonyToniTone said:
M-J-B said:
Because they do.
If you have an opinion on the subject please post it
I would in one of the existing threads..If you have an opinion on the subject please post it

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Anyhow carry on super quoting

Errr, they don't.
Keep up if you're going to try and be clever

Edited by M-J-B on Friday 23 July 16:48
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